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First time growing bananas, 3 other plants are doing ok, but this one seems to do this for the third leaf so far. Thank you! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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It must be a variety more sensitive than others then... Is it a common practice to shade small banana plants when they're young?
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I'm really doubting that this is indeed a sunburn. New leaf is showing the same problem while barely able to see any sun.
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My tissue culture was doing the same thing until I cut back on watering. The newest cigar unfurled without an issue, but I'm waiting for 1 more just to be sure. Another member suggested I get a moisture meter to make sure I'm not drowning the plant.
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YES ! ... Young plants & TCs like this at a nursery would be in a shade house where the shading would be reduced until full sun and the plant is 2 1/2 ft to 4 ft tall over 3 to 4 months. ... A new pup growing next to it's mother would be under her shade |
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looks like you all gave the plant a extra helping of fertilizer also..
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Looking close at the above picture, I see many small white spots at the base of the cigar leaf and other leaves. I don't see these in the first photo you posted. ... You have a white fly problem. These are sucking insects and will cause the black bruising you see. Spray with a general garden insecticide and treat the ground around the plant/area where the flies hibernate at night.. |
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![]() But honestly, some slow release osmocote with diluted rooting fertilizer. I have sandy poor soil very low in organic matter. When I read that bananas are heavy feeders, that freaks me out. |
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Maybe I should take more photos, but my soil is sandy and I have a feeling that those are sand particles. The dark matter on top is just a tiny compost layer. But I need to look into this, thank you! |
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